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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

WATERLOO, Iowa, Sept. IA collision
took place Thursday night at Wilson juno
ton, On the Chicago, st Paul & Kansas City
railroad The train coming north had
stopped at the junction, when the branch
train came in, running thirty-fivn miles an
hour. The main line train pulled ahead and
all but the sleeper had cleared the crossing
when the branch engine struck it. The
sleeper was hurled into the ditch There
were fourteen Chicago passengers in the
sleeper Mrs. Pierce, of Chicago was seriously
bruised on the side and knee; H. A. Noble,
Des Moines, hip hurt aud forehead cut;
George q. Baker, of Dies Moines, both knees
hurf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
THE ACADEMY RECEPTION.

A Brilliant Gathering in Honor Of the
Executive and Wife.
President and Mrs Cleveland were accorded
a brilliant reception at the Academy of MI.
sic In the evening 1t was one of the greatest
social gatherings ever witnessed in Philadel-
phia- 1t is estimated that over 10000 promi-
nent gentlemen and ladies entered the mag
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

DUBLIN. Sept. John T Drummer, Lib
sral NJ p for the NorthwIch division of
Cheshire, has given 5000 with which to
start fund TO meet the material needs of
Ireland, and TO relieve the distress that it Is
feared will inevitably occnr this win
ter The donor suggests the appoint
ment of Earls Spencer, Aberdeen and Wolver-
ton as trustees of the commission, for as
he claims, these men are well known to the
four kingdoms and none but such should he
chosen to superintend the collecting and dis
bursting of money in the manner proposed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

the Gate City Guards,
of Atlanta. with Gov
ernor Gordon at their
head; the Baltimore
Light Infantry and the
Baltimore Rifles (col-
ored); the Butler
Guards. of South Car
olina, and the Virginia
troops. These were all
n e earthly applauded
and their splendid ap-
pearance universally
commented upon. The
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
VAULTING AMBITION
TO CORNER ALL THE WHEAT THERE
WAS IN SIGHT

Brings the Frisco Syndicate to a Very
Deep Hole-The Nevada Bank In for 90, :
500, 900, and the Syndicate Loses 81. 500,
900 National Bank FaiIure-Pope's La
biIities-A Fidelity Suit.
SAN Francisco, Sept l7-Wiliam Ores
bach's statement of liabilities and assets, filed
Friday, shows that The Nevada bank is Gre
ditor for $3.50, 900 on promissory notes and
5000, 90 guaranteed by Charles +. Reed
The bank is thus shown to have advanced
ST, 800, 900 to the wheat bull clique. Reed is
farmer and large land owner of Yolo
county, and a brother of Mrs Paran Stevens,
of New York. He has ether wealthy re-
latives, but it Is not known how he satisfied
the bank. The amount of cash on hand is
S97S Among the assets are enormous
amounts due from London and Liverpool con-
sgnees Of wheat, but they merely present
grain in transit. Rosenfeit's liability Oh joint
account is SlO7, 90. The total unsecured
debts are S. 200, 900 and this sum practically
represents the loss by the wheat deal
Mackay and Flood sold eight large valuable
lots Friday afternoon. There are rumors
that Flood has even placei his new brown
stone Mob Hill mansion in the market, as
we'll as Menlo park Fair has advanced
81 500 900 to rescue the bank.
Suit Against "a Fidelity Stakeholder.
CINCINNATI, Sept. i7-Suit was filed by
the receiver of the Fidelity National bank,
David Armstrong, through District Attorney
Burnet and T. W. Kittredge at LIS p. m,
Friday, against William Wood for the pay
ment of his subscription of sl5, 500 by note
on the second 81 900 Of stuck The
Fidelity bank had advertised u Increase its
capital from sl,W0@0 to 5000. 900
and ty vote OF its directors
resolved to increase it to that
amount, but in doing so did not strictly fol
low the statute The subscribers TO the in
crease were given the privilege Of paying in
cash or note. This suit is brought TO test the
validity of the issue of the second million, 1t
being claimed to be invalid because Of the
alleged irregularity and Noncompliance
with the statute.
Failure of National Bank.
ERIE Pa, Sept l7.-Tha First National
bank of Cory, Pa, closed its doors Tuesday
morning 10y order OF Bank Examiner Young
Thursday it was announced that the bank
had purchased the Clark & Warren hide
pendent Oil refinery for $l3S,0O0, property
now said To have been taken to secure loans
Liabilities not stated.
The Pope Failure Growing Worse.
New York, Sept l7.-The failure of T.
J. PoI= Il Bros, iron merchants, proves
more extensive than at first reported The
liabilities are now placed at $500 0OJ. The
assignee asserts that from IS to 90 per cent
eau be reailed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
MRS. CLEVELAND AND THE FLAGS,


NEW York, Sept I7-Presdent Beck
man, of the board of aldermen, wrote Presi-
dent Cleveland Sept. II expressing regret
that the invitation to Mrs. Cleveland to pre-
sent certain flags to the New York firemen
had been construed by some part of the pub
lie as implying an affront to the president
inasmuch as he was not included in the invi
tation. Mr.. Beekman assured the president
that the aldermen had too high respect for
him personally and officially TO intentionally
commit such a breach of etiquette.
The president replied under date of Sept
Is that both Mrs. Cleveland and himself had
been annoyed by what seemed to be a deter
mination in some quarters to lend to Mrs.
Clsveland's declination a significance never
for moment intended Neither of them had
the slightest idea that any discourtesy to the
president was intended, or that any appeared
In the form Of invitation, nor was Mrs. Cleve-
lands reply intended in any way to recognize
or admit the existence of any such inten-
ton or appearance The question PIE
sented to Mrs. Cleveland was whether
she was willing to assume such public
role entirely independent of her husband and
not as an adjunct or incident to something he
was to do. Her judgment and feeling were
against it, and she declined the invitation.
II am very glad she did, :" concludes the pres
ident, 4bscanse, II the plain meaning Of her
declination is distorted, am sure her con.
duct would have been II she had accepted.
With this explanation, the regret common to
Us both Is that the good people of New York
aud the members of her grand fire depart
ment should be In the least disappointed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
The Copy Our Faults.

Lady Visitor-And this is your little Dolly
What q sweet little baby il isl
Little Mabel trying to make Dolly sit up
straight)-Yes, it's an awful sweet child. Sit
up there, you little wretch, or I'll spank the
life out of you-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

ST.. JOHN, N. B., Sept IA meteor of
immense size is reported from McAdam
Junction, N. B., to have fallen near that
place about o'clock Friday night 1t
is asserted to have been as large as pas
senger car 1t caused great excitement, but
no one is reported injured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept H.-Roscoe Conkling
was among the pall-bearers at the funeral OF
Capt Michael Cregan Friday. Among the
other pail bearers were Polics Justice Kelly,
Bernard Blgin, Robert McCord, and John
J. O'Rrien Ex-Governor Cornell Dwight
Lawrence, ex-senator Brodsky, Gen John
O'Berne, Jacob Hess, ex-Congresspan Stew
art and many other friends of the deceased
ware also present
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

Shortly after the New York troops had
passed Mrs. Cleveland and party of friends
retired from the balcony of the Lafayette
hotel and were driven to the Bellevue hotel
where by previous engagement they lunched
with Mrs George w. Childs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

New YORK Sept 1.-THE name of Henry
George, the nominee of the Labor party for
-secrafarg q state, appears upon the panel OF
jurors OF the efty-vo--.--Hisn name has beer
called every day since last Monday, but ut
has not answered. He and other delinquent.
have been fined 500 each by Judge Browne.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
Iti6 MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept 10.
On the board of trade to-day the quotations
were as follows Wheat--No 2 September
opened 677sc, closed 67Ssa4c nominal; October,
opened 6s5sc, closed 6sa4 &c; November, opened
Hssc; closed 70I4c Corn-No September
opened 4i16c, closed 4lLlc nominal; October
opened 42c, closed Also; November, opened 4ec
asked closed 4lss l9c 0ats-No September
opened 2jasc nominal closed 25lsc nominal; DC
tob.r. opened 253sc closed 2Jssc; November
opened 253sc closed exc Pork-Year, opened
Sissy bid closed $II95 nominal; January
opened ST.. 22l6. closed $ls 22ts bid Iard-Ssp
tember, opened S. S7Is asked closed SOS u nom
NAL
Live stock-The Union stock yards report the
following prices: Hogs Market opened SLOW
and weak, with prices Sc lower; light grades
81 s5Gb52l; rough packing. $4.ssGo5 90; heavy
packing and shipping lots S. 05la5 81. Cattle
Stendy; ttssves, 81 00G5 ~, cows 81 35Gs co.
stockers and feeders, 81 1913 %. Sheep Steady
good, 81 75m4 .: cominon, ~ 75ap3Y 70; lambs
81 l''Gs! %. westerns 81 3oG5sG0
Produce; Butter -Fins creamery iS612 gee per
Id good dairy, "a tisc; packing grades lla
he Eggs-Choice counts, loo per dox. Poultry
Hens and spring chicaens stac per H.; old
rocStefs be; inr@-ys. sm9c: ducks stsc
ge-s- s61' PER doc Potatoes Early rose anc
Beauty "f ilebr"n, 759ssc pr In in car lots OF
track Applies fihe Selections 81 75Gg200 pei
bbl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept I7,-The stakes at the
West Side Driving park Friday were carried
off by the following horses: Shasta, & mile
l:04; Dudley Oaks, g mile, l:02; Woo1craft,
mile, :45; Alfred, z mile 1;l5l3; Tartar,
y mile, I;34
CLEVELAND Sept. l7-The 2:S3 stallion
race at the Cleveland horse fair Friday was
won by Iowa Harold; best time, 2:21l. Dec
Grafton won the $40 trot hest time, 22cil.
The 2;oo5 pace was capt. red by Chimes E
best time, 2:l1$i. Belle Hamlin did Il mile
against her own trotting time, lowering her
record to 2;I334.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

DUBLIN, Sept T-Meetings of the Ma
tional Irish league are announced for Sunday
night at four different places, namely, Ros-
common, Bandon, Newtown and kilmac-
thomas. 1t is expected that the meetings
will be proclaimed At hiitchelltown Friday
thousands wearing laurel leaves attended the
tnIeral of Young CaseY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

Governor Beaver and
staff and Maj. Gen.
Hartranft and staff,
and the New York
contingent by Gov
ernor Hill and staff.
Other governors who
marched at the lead
of their state troops
were Governor Briggs,
Delaware; Governor
Green, New Jersey
Governor Lounsbury ;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept IA pamphlet
has been circulated here which announces
the reorganization Of the Nihilists in new
power and strength IL states that the or.
ganzation is spreading i'll Siberia, where in
August forty five guards over prisoners alb
seconded and twenty-three prisoners escaped
into freedom
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

Two Men Imprisoned In a Burning Mine.
SHAMoKIS, Pa, Sept 1.-THE lower level
Of the Luke Fidler colliery is on fire. Mine
Boss Bryan Dennan and Assistant Matt
Traman are imprisoned in the mine, and can
not he rescued on account of gas and smoke.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

WASHINGTON CITY. Sept 17.-Land Com
missioner Sparks he's returned to the city
from q visit to his home 10 Illinois
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

1t is said there are s7,15s widows in
Massachusetts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept, L. The United
Labor convention Friday night nominated
james Webb for sheriff, James Waters for
supervisor at large AMI John J. Clancy for
mayor. Mr., Waters is IA supervisor at
present.
Shut Out Irving Hall and the Socialists.
NEW YORK, Sept l7-The police commits
sioners have declitd to allow inspectors of
election for the Unitel Lator Henry George
party, and not to the Irving hall purity
nor the Socialistic party.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

Miss Murfree tCraddock) wall remain
at Boston during September.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

LONDON, Sept. T-At the inquest at
Mitchelltown Friday the government reporter
whose presence at the meeting Sept. was
the prime cause of the affray, deposed that
when he and his police escort passed the line
of horsernen fringing the crowd, shouts came
from the platform TO the people to close up
The crowd thereupon began to attack the po-
lice He, being in civilian dress, escaped I'M
hurt. The story that the people tried to kill
him was not true He saw stones thrown at
the barracks door to which Constable Laheay
staggered, bis face and clothes stained with
hlOOi and mnd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. E-Governor
Bartlett, vino died in office, was given state
funeral Friday, his remains being taken to
Laurel Hill cemetery. The remains of the
dead governor laid in state for two days at
Pioneer hall, Governor Bartlett having
arrived in this city in 40 After the
reading of the Episcopal burial service at
Grace church the public escort preceded the
body to the cemetery. This included all the
federal and state judges, and public officials
in carriages, 1000 United States troops and
marines, 5000 National guard troops, in adj
dition to numerous civic societies, making
10, 900 marchers. The occasion was in many
respects one of the most remarkable In the
history Of the Pacific coast
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Eighty Thousand I>ollar Fire at st. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Sept 1f-About 1l:30 Friday
night fire broke cut ap the corrugating room
of the Southern WhitS Lead and Oh COM
pany. By tho tyne Nhe fire department
reached the scene the en- ire building was In
HAMS, and it was too lad 10 save anything.
HE loss will reach $50. Oo0i fnily eeysssd r
fr~uuSdix.r,6r -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

Mo. osgood copnty, Mich, has
.sssst eessPssfA y By Smiths.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

New YoRk Sept. 49,
Wheat-Quiri; No / red stare. s6dssc No 2
do, eO1lc; No red winter, 79Ac; October,
S9sc Corn uil; No. mixed cash sic; do
Octob-r 50lae Oats STEADY; No white state,
iS6bSA.; No do 54ssGbsic Rye-Dull and un-
changed Barley Nominal Pork-DuIl; old
mess sia.5e; new do SIo5l Lard October,
81 ~; November. S667
Cattle Duh and weak; good and prime steers
declined iogi. i5c v loo hs, lower grades declined
1@lOc y iuo r,s native steers, 81 SAB IS; nine
carloads, S5.30G5f0 Cherokee and Texas steers,
81 2jQts 70; Cherokee Lelfers 81 SO; native bulls.
81 l50sl6 Sheep and Enthusiastically for both
sheep and lsu,t,s; sheep. Ss4014 IS: iamls firm,
81. 50G7 10; general sales $s.76S0S75 for iambs,
and S419476 for shseI> Hoss-Quisi and
,asier. g. 5oGb0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

The postofiice department does not re-
cognize the title of 'ipostmistress.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

PlrTsBURG, Sept II The joint conference
and workers were in session from 10 Friday
morning until II o'clock at night The manu-
facturers submitted proposition that the
question should be left entirely to arbitration,
but the workmen rejected this, and proposed
that ouly the questions whether wages should
be advanced 10 per cent, or fixed the same as
last year should be arbtrated. The manu-
factursrs' proposition involved the question
whether wages should be reduced They re-
jsct tho workmens proposition, Another
meeting will he held Sept 2S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept Il "A letter from Manager
Stearns, of the Detroit club, to Manager
Spalding, of the home club is published here
in which Stearus asks Spalling if there is
any chance of Arson leaving the Chicagos,
requesting to be notified If such thing is
contemplated, and asking il $1,000 would be
any inducement to the Chicago club TO re-
lease Arson. The letter is highly compli-
mentary to the "Old Man" Spalding an
swers that Chicago viii not part with Arson
for any consideration League scores Friday
were: At Detroit-Detroit II, Washington /;
at Chicago Chicago l2, New York 8; at In
MISUNDERSTANDING ., Philadelphia $;
at Pittsburg-Boston T. Pttsburg 8.
American association: At Philadelphia
Athletic g. Baltimnrr /
Northwestern league: At Oshkosh-Osh-
kosh ., St Paul :; at laCrrsf- Lacrosse II
Duluth Z; at Milwsuk--- Milwaukee 2 Min
neapolis 5; at Des Moines first game Des
Moines 3, Eau Claire Il, second gamel Des
MoiDe-s 1 Fan Claire =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

LONDON, Sept 17-Parliament was pro-
rogued Friday. The queens speech refers to
the settlement of the Afghan boundary ques-
ton, the situation in Egypt, and the appoint
ment Of a commission to consider the fisher
les question, and grievss that no mitigation
of the sutferings of British agriculturists has
been afforded. She trusts that the legislation
for Ireland will restore law and order in that
island, and that next session other important
measures for the good of other parts of the
kingdom may be acted upon. She also ex-
presses her thanks for the warm and hearty
proofs of affection shown her by all classes on
the occasion of her Jubilee
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17
FOR WANT OF SIGNALS
A SCORE OF LIVES SACRIFICED IN
GREAT BRITAIN.

Collision Between an Express and Stand
Ing Train-Sixty More or Less Mangled-
Some of the Dead Decapitated-ParIia-
ment Takes Rest-Relief for the Irish
Foreign Miscellany.
LONDON, Sept. IA terrible accident oc-
CURED on the Midland railroad Friday,
which has appalled, all England and was &C.
casioned by defective signaling. The Mid
land train was standing on crossing about
a mile from Doncaster, while the tickets were
being collected The Liverpool express,
thinking the track was clear, came tearing
along at a high rate of speed, and before the
engineer could stop his engine the express
dashed into the standing train with fright
full effect The first passenger car of the
Liverpool train was completely telescoped
over the next succeeding cars. Both trains
were badly wrecked, and the ground in the
vicinity is strewn with splinters. The dying
and the injured lay groaning and bleeding
for long time before they could be rescued
from their terrible sufferings Many were
taken to Doncaster to hospitals, while others,
too badly hurt to be moved so far, are being
cared for near the scene of the disaster
Twenty-four victims are already reported
dead, and there are many of the injured who
will die from their wounds.
The Midland train was crowded with ex-
cursionists bound for the Doncaster cup race
The train men suddenly noticed n plate-layer
signalling with red flag, but before there
was time to take any steps to avert the dan
ger the express train plunged into and
nearly through the excursion train. A hor-
rible scene followed Many OF the wounded
could not be extricated from the wreck I'M
til machinery for the removal of the cars ar
rived. Many of the injured were mangled in
a terrible manner. Some were almost decap-
itated; others have their arms and legs sew
cred. Farm houses in the vicinity We're turned
into hospitals
A curve in the track prevented the express
from being seen until it was almost upon the
excursion train The block system had been
suspended, owing to the unusual pressure of
traffic due to the races, and hand signals were
depended upon. The latest report states that
twenty three were killed and sixty wounded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-17

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Die Wpradnae auf Gamma.

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